How can sport in Ireland play its part to tackle the climate emergency?
COP28 recently agreed that the world needs to transition away from fossil fuels.
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Chat GAA - Artificial intelligence tackles Gaelic games
2023 was the year generative artificial intelligence went global.
Lory Meagher inclusion the next step on New York's pathway
On Tuesday next at the Connacht GAA Air Dome, the New York hurlers will take on Leitrim in the preliminary round of the Connacht Hurling League.
2023 in pictures: The sporting moments of the year
2023 was another unforgettable year in sport – Irish fans experienced many highs and lows, from Six Nations success to World Cup disappointment.
Eoin Larkin on stepping away at the end of the day
Work commitments and increasingly challenging injury problems ultimately forced Kilkenny's Eoin Larkin to walk away from hurling in the winter of 2016, but the eight-time All-Ireland winner admits it took time to readjust as he stepped outside the inter-county bubble.
Offaly hurling legend Johnny Flaherty dies aged 74
Offaly hurling great and All-Ireland winner Johnny Flaherty has died, aged 74.
Déise hopeful Bennett brothers will commit for 2024
Davy Fitzgerald will be without a couple more Waterford hurlers for next year but hopes are high that he will have all three Bennett brothers available in 2024.
GAA and CCPC issue warning over 'retro' helmets
The GAA and Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) have issued a joint warning over fake branded helmets for hurling and camogie which risk serious injury to players.